Lure

Lure is a commune in eastern France within the Haute-Saône department, functioning as a sub-prefecture for the region. The town extends across a substantial area and features administrative buildings, residential neighborhoods, and cultural facilities that serve the local population.

A Benedictine abbey shaped the town's development from the seventh century onward, becoming a central institution in local life. This monastic foundation left lasting marks on how the place developed and what it became in later centuries.

The auditorium hosts theater shows and concerts that shape the local entertainment life throughout the year. These performances bring people together and reflect how the community values arts and gatherings.

The town is well-connected and has public services and facilities to help both visitors and residents find their way around. Check the official website for current information on events, opening times, and practical details before planning a visit.

The town received military honors during both World Wars for its resistance and sacrifice, marking chapters of bravery in its past. These decorations stand as reminders of the difficult periods the community endured during those conflicts.

Location: canton of Lure-Nord

Location: Haute-Saône

Location: arrondissement of Lure

Elevation above the sea: 303 m

Shares border with: Franchevelle, Bouhans-lès-Lure, Froideterre, Frotey-lès-Lure, Magny-Vernois, Moffans-et-Vacheresse, Quers, Roye, Saint-Germain, Vouhenans

Phone: +33384890101

Email: mairie@lure.fr

Website: http://lure.fr

GPS coordinates: 47.68306,6.49667

Latest update: December 17, 2025 08:26